(fixed a bug where the web server wouldnt work)

Say hello to Tore!

Tore is a packages that builds off of other packages(and makes them easier), making Tore really easy to use for web servers, discord bots, and more!

Table of Contents:

What is included? How do I start? Examples

What is included?

You get:

• A Discord API (discord.js)
• A user input system (prompts)
• A way to make web servers (express)
• A interface for fetching resources on websites (node-fetch)

And more to come in the near future!

How do I start?

Just add this to your code if you want to enable everything:

const tore = require('tore.js')

Or to add specific things (Think of it like Discord's API Intents):

const { /* ANY Module you would like to add here (eg., log, prompt) */ } = require('tore.js')

Examples

ALWAYS CHECK THE GITHUB for the most updated examples!!

Prompt

const { prompt, log } = require('tore.js')

  const response = await prompt({
    type: 'number',
    name: 'value',
    message: 'Enter a number',
    validate: value => value < 0 ? `Number is less than 0.` : true
  });

  log(response);

Logger

const { log } = require('tore.js')
log('it works!!!')

var x = 'with variables too!'
log(x)

Fetch

const { fetch, log } = require('tore.js')
fetch('https://github.com/')
    .then(res => res.text())
    .then(body => log(body));

Colors in terminal

const { log, colors } = require('tore.js')
log(colors.green('i should be green'))

log(colors.america('good old usa!!!'))

Web Server

const { startServer, addServerPage, console } = require('./index.js')

startServer(3000)

addServerPage('/', (req, res) => {
  res.send('Hello World')
})

Discord Bot

const { discord } = require('./index.js')
const client = discord()


client.on('ready', () => {
  console.log('ready')
})

client.on('message', msg => {
  console.log(msg.content)
})

client.login(token)

Go to the discord.js docs for documentation

Classes

Classes in Tore are really easy! Instead of doing this:

const test = class {
constructor () {
this.ping = 'pong'
}
}

console.log(test.ping)

You would do this, which would save alot of time, while doing the same action(s):

const { Class, log } = require('tore.js')
const test = Class;
test.ping = 'pong'

log(test.ping)

Note: OTHER MODULE EXAMPLES NOT INCLUDED HERE CAN BE EASILY FOUND IN THE OFFICIAL node.js docs

Why Tore is easy to learn

1. It is based off of JavaScript, which pretty much easy to learn.
2. There are alot of other sources of documentation for every single module.
3. It's also adds features weekly!